Category:Principles of development

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The main page of this category is Appropriate development.Tap for moreDevelopment is a complex matter with many challenges and frequent failures. It involves questions of best practice, community participation, culture, gender, freedom, threats such as coercion, corruption, and lack of transparency, and choices about what kind of development is desired.

 

Subcategories

This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.

C

• ► Community participation‎ (5)
• ► Culture and development‎ (23)

D

• ► Development advocates‎ (2)

O

• ► Open development‎ (9)

P

• ► Poverty‎ (10)
• ► Principles of appropriate technology‎ (6)
• ► Principles of emergency management‎ (2)

S

• ► Subsidies and grants‎ (7)
• ► Sustainable development‎ (24)

Pages in category "Principles of development"

The following 62 pages are in this category, out of 62 total.

A

• A short history of public health in richer countries
• Admitting failure
• Aid critics
• Aid effectiveness
• Appropriate development
• Australian aid to the Pacific region

B

• Barefoot professional
• Bibliography for international development
• Bureaucracy
• Burnout

C

• Communication in development
• Community participation
• Culture and development
• Culture of nice

D

• Deep-democracy
• Dependency
• Developing countries
• Development as economic growth
• Dignity of program participants
• Disempowerment

E

• Emancipation of women in developing countries
• Empowerment
• Evaluation and monitoring in global health
• Expect failure

F

• Freedom
• Fund people, not concepts

G

• Gender and development
• Giving up control
• Good intentions
• Governance
• Governance as a condition of aid

H

• Honesty as policy in aid and development
• How to start a successful NGO
• Humanitarian engineering
• Humanitarian neutrality

I

• Institutional strengthening

K

• Kerala
• Knowledge management for development

L

• Leapfrogging
• Less developed communities
• Local knowledge

M

• Maintaining perspective in aid and development
• Missionaries and development workers

O

• Open knowledge for aid and international development
• Orphanages
• Out of Poverty: What Works When Traditional Approaches Fail

P

• Paul Polak
• Permaculture and development
• Poverty
• Principles of appropriate technology
• Process
• Property rights

Q

• Quick fixes

S

• Sachet economy
• Self-interest
• Small NGOs and large NGOs
• Subsidies and grants
• Sustainable development

T

• Technological solution
• The Missing Link for Sustainable Village Development
• Transparency

V

• Voluntourism

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